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 1      I, 5 |     between the extremes are substance, animal, man; a negative
 2      I, 5 |    man; a negative relation, substance, animal, number-substance
 3      I, 5 |       Take the terms animal, substance, raven; animal, white, raven.
 4      I, 5 |     the extremes are animal, substance, unit: a negative relation,
 5      I, 5 |   negative relation, animal, substance, science.~If then the universal
 6      I, 31|      make a demonstration of substance and essence. Consequently
 7      I, 32|   assumptions were made that substance is not annihilated by the
 8      I, 32|  annihilation of what is not substance, and that if the elements
 9      I, 32|   necessary that any part of substance is substance; this has not
10      I, 32|     any part of substance is substance; this has not however been
11      I, 32| exist, if man does, and that substance should exist, if animal
12      I, 32|   does, it is necessary that substance should exist if man does: